NOTICE: SJPMC –

Dr Sandra will be away in December 2024.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CLOSURE FROM 23 DECEMBER 2024 TO 05 JANUARY 2025. THE CLINIC WILL BE REOPEN ON 6 JANUARY 2025

Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

SJPMC starts using BetterConsult for our patients so that consultations will get improved and smoother.

WORKCOVER/CTP CLAIMS WILL BE PAID PRIVATE IN ADVANCE (REFUNDABLE WHEN THE FIRST PAYMENT IS RECEIVED) STARTING FROM JANUARY 2024 AS PER OUR POLICY.

COST WILL VARY FOR EACH VISIT UNTIL THE FIRST CLAIM IS RECEIVED.

THERE ARE PRIVATE CHARGES FOR CERTAIN SERVICES AND PROCEDURES THAT WOULD BE ADVISED BY THE RECEPTION OR PRACTICE NURSE WHEN NECESSARY. NO FURTHER BOOKING OR CONSULT UNTIL THE OWING FEES ARE PAID.

St Johns Park Medical Centre is registered My Medicare Program which enables patient to get access to additional care from the nominated General Practice such as Care Plans, Associated Allied Healthcare Free Sessions, Referrals and Longer Telehealth.

Patients can register using (1) Medicare Online Account or (2) Express Plus Medicare Mobile App or (3) by submitting the Registration and consent form at St Johns Park Medical Centre as a preferred General Practice for additional Medicare Benefits.

The registration and consent form is available at the reception and rest assure that we will register it for you after signing the form.

We do not offer Telehealth anymore since 09 October 2023 due to Medicare Rule Complexity, but it may be available in future. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

4Cyte PATHOLOGY will be available on-site at St Johns Park Medical Centre from 30 June 2023.

Opening hours: 9am to 1pm Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays).

07/01/2021 until further notice:

If you have COVID symptoms, please stay home and call us for Telehealth Consultation.

Masks are recommended to be worn all the time in the centre. Social distancing and 1 person per 2 square metres rule are still applied in the centre.

BETTER STAY HOME –

1. If you are not infected, better stay home so you won’t get infection.

2. If you are suspicious of being infected (or) infected without symptoms, better stay home so you won’t spread the infection.

3. If you are infected and having symptoms, better stay home so you will get recovered faster. (No medicine can cure the infection in the mean time.)

4. If the symptoms are getting worse, still better stay home and call emergency (or) hospital so you will get appropriate advice.

5. If you go out, you can get infection or you can spread the infection.

So BETTER STAY HOME.

Attention for Childhood Immunisation:

Please call the reception @ 02 8786 1431 for any childhood immunisation. Do not make online booking for any childhood immunisation. Thank you for your kind co-operation.